Eli Hudson, of Hadley, Mass., bought land of Simeon Clifford, the deed being dated May 5, 1797. He cleared the land and built a house the following fall. On December 6, 1798 he married Eunice, daughter of Isaac Chase. They resided on the place first purchased until 1820, when they sold it and bought farm which had been improved. Mr. Hudson died there, April 18,1821.
The second marble quarry was opened by Eli Hudson in 1799, a few rods north of the quarry being worked by the Pittsford Company.
In 1814 Eli volunteered as a Private in the Plattsburgh Voluteers from Pittsford, to contest the advance of the Governor General of Canada, during the War of 1812.
Children of Eli and Eunice Hudson: 1, Alexander b December 16, 1799; 2, John W. b November 7,1801; 3, Joseph b June 11, 1803; 4, Seth E. b January 1, 1806; 5, Emiline Belinda b January 15, 1808, d June 22, 1821; 6, Whiting b November 10, 1809; 7, Almira b September 18, 1811, d November 3, 1820; 8, Cyrus b May 3, 1813; 9, Daniel b June 26, 1815; 10, Lucy C. b May 28, 1817; 11, Julian b December 11, 1819.
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The second marble quarry was opened by Eli Hudson in 1799, a few rods north of the quarry being worked by the Pittsford Company.
In 1814 Eli volunteered as a Private in the Plattsburgh Voluteers from Pittsford, to contest the advance of the Governor General of Canada, during the War of 1812.
Children of Eli and Eunice Hudson: 1, Alexander b December 16, 1799; 2, John W. b November 7,1801; 3, Joseph b June 11, 1803; 4, Seth E. b January 1, 1806; 5, Emiline Belinda b January 15, 1808, d June 22, 1821; 6, Whiting b November 10, 1809; 7, Almira b September 18, 1811, d November 3, 1820; 8, Cyrus b May 3, 1813; 9, Daniel b June 26, 1815; 10, Lucy C. b May 28, 1817; 11, Julian b December 11, 1819.
Information provided by Dan & Helen Conner Dansro, Find A Grave Contributor #48381729
Eli Hudson, of Hadley, Mass., bought land of Simeon Clifford, the deed being dated May 5, 1797. He cleared the land and built a house the following fall. On December 6, 1798 he married Eunice, daughter of Isaac Chase. They resided on the place first purchased until 1820, when they sold it and bought farm which had been improved. Mr. Hudson died there, April 18,1821.
The second marble quarry was opened by Eli Hudson in 1799, a few rods north of the quarry being worked by the Pittsford Company.
In 1814 Eli volunteered as a Private in the Plattsburgh Voluteers from Pittsford, to contest the advance of the Governor General of Canada, during the War of 1812.
Children of Eli and Eunice Hudson: 1, Alexander b December 16, 1799; 2, John W. b November 7,1801; 3, Joseph b June 11, 1803; 4, Seth E. b January 1, 1806; 5, Emiline Belinda b January 15, 1808, d June 22, 1821; 6, Whiting b November 10, 1809; 7, Almira b September 18, 1811, d November 3, 1820; 8, Cyrus b May 3, 1813; 9, Daniel b June 26, 1815; 10, Lucy C. b May 28, 1817; 11, Julian b December 11, 1819.
Information provided by Dan & Helen Conner Dansro, Find A Grave Contributor #48381729
The second marble quarry was opened by Eli Hudson in 1799, a few rods north of the quarry being worked by the Pittsford Company.
In 1814 Eli volunteered as a Private in the Plattsburgh Voluteers from Pittsford, to contest the advance of the Governor General of Canada, during the War of 1812.
Children of Eli and Eunice Hudson: 1, Alexander b December 16, 1799; 2, John W. b November 7,1801; 3, Joseph b June 11, 1803; 4, Seth E. b January 1, 1806; 5, Emiline Belinda b January 15, 1808, d June 22, 1821; 6, Whiting b November 10, 1809; 7, Almira b September 18, 1811, d November 3, 1820; 8, Cyrus b May 3, 1813; 9, Daniel b June 26, 1815; 10, Lucy C. b May 28, 1817; 11, Julian b December 11, 1819.
Information provided by Dan & Helen Conner Dansro, Find A Grave Contributor #48381729
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In Memory of
Eli Hudson died
April 18, 1821
47th Year of His Age
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